Just upgraded and now when browsing to the admin page I get the error Warning: Declaration of db::query($sQuery = '') should be compatible with mysqli::query($query, $resultmode = NULL) in /usr/local/ispconfig/interface/lib/classes/db_mysql.inc.php on line 0 i can login, but any sub functions are not working, just get the small spinning ball. Any help, suggestions please ... Colin
done even tried different browsers, still no luck, no errors that I can find in the log files on the server, not even the message that's displayed when I connect to the server.
Got the same problem after updating PHP7.1... I manually set /usr/bin/php to /usr/bin/php5.6 in server.sh to solve the problem temporarily.
PHP 7.1 is not supported. You may use it for websites but not for ISPConfig itself. Supported are PHP version between 5.3.x and 7.0.x
Thanks for your reply Till, After an upgrade, /usr/bin/php is now 7.1 and server.sh refers to /usr/bin/php. Should I symlink /usr/bin/php to php70?
I create an issue in relation to Warning: Declaration of db::query($sQuery = '') should be compatible with mysqli::query($query, $resultmode = NULL) with a suggested fix in ISPC git.
Hello, is there a PHP 7 deadline planned for ispconfig panel? I tried it today with PHP 7.3 but it didnt work and I dont want to start another thread for this. thank you
You are posting here to a very outdated and old thread, so nothing posted above applies to any recent ISPConfig version. As a general note: ISPConfig uses and requires the PHP version that ships with the operating system version that you use (Ubuntu 18.04 = PHP 7.2, Debian 9 = PHP 7.0). Older and newer versions incl. PHP 7.3 can be used as additional PHP versions in ISPConfig. ISPconfig fully supports PHP 7.3, but there is no operating system that is supported by ISPconfig which ships with PHP 7.3 as base PHP version, so there can't be any setups that use PHP 7.3 as base PHP yet. Please follow the perfect server guides listed here to install your server: https://www.ispconfig.org/documentation/ They ensure that the proper PHP version gets installed on your server.
